DarthV8

JAX WAX, i've been so pleased with their wax by far the easiest to apply and remove. just needs to be applied more often than others.

Antonio323

I use Armor All and, at times, Meguiar's Supreme Shine Wipes for the interior. Gives the dash and all the plastic panels a beautiful shine. Just try not to get that stuff on the windows. I guess you can use anything on the windows, I've used Windex and a Meguiar's Quick Glass Cleaner, wipe with a microfiber towel as to not leave many streaks and lint behind. For the exterior, I've used Meguiar's waxes and they get the job done. For the tires, there's an Armor All tire shine that does a really good job, the best tire shine I've used. I have a bottle of Black Magic spray that I bought about 3 years ago. Reason I still have it is because I think it's crap. It doesn't even shine the tires at all and it just leaves all the marks behind from having run down the tires. That's just my experience.

Art161

These are mostly suggestions for frequent use, not when you're doing a full detailing.

For getting dust off the car--KozaK cloth. KozaK used to be a private company, but I think that Lexol owns it now.

For getting dead bugs, tree sap, etc. off the car--Griot's Garage Spray-On Car Wash.

For quick detailing--Meguiar's Mirror Glaze 135 Professional Synthetic Spray Detailer.

For removing streaks from windows (do NOT use on aftermarket tint) #0000 steel wool. The steel wool suggestion is from Pascal. Use it when the windows are clean and dry, so you don't rub grit into the glass, and you don't rust the steel wool. I have found that it does leave some residue, so you might want to brush that away.